Příklady frivolous

• Such a teacher is marked by the way in which the pupils are treated seriously, no matter how frivolous the content of the interaction.

• The scholar is compared favourably with that other notoriously frivolous and unproductive cultural figure, the poet.

• Why do we bother with frivolous debates over the numbers of angels dancing on pins?

• The 'frivolous' or even 'polluting' connotations of the naked body were perceived as a threat to the sanctity of the most important national monument.

• The questions were hardly frivolous, but they were not so easy either.

• Our critical response was to the transient and ephemeral nature of shopping which we saw as wasteful and frivolous.

• The collapse of this reciprocal relation is evident in modern theatre, which is exclusive, frivolous, commercial and individual.

• Discussions of the crinoline often focus on the unmanageable and frivolous behavior of fashionable women.

• Your oath, my lord, is vain and frivolous.

• Dear reader, do not be misled: the frivolous exterior conceals deeper, virtuous and instructive contents.

• At the same time frivolous and extravagant habits have set in, and even rash and extreme tendencies are not unknown.

• Now it becomes urgent to decide, but frivolous or weighty considerations keep pulling him in one direction or the other.

• The first was that fashion was vanity, that it effeminised men and turned women into frivolous and rapacious consumers.

• Ought these interests, so short, so frivolous, to be guarded by punishments eternal and infinite?

• The argument is frivolous firstly because conceptually it is full of elementary mistakes, the primary one being the equation of" sexuality" with" gender".